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Frances McDormand howls like a wolf during her Oscars 2021 acceptance speech
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Oscars ceremony makes history with British actors taking honours
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This Kansas City native, a Shawnee Mission grad, wins the Oscar for best picture Sharon Hoffmann, The Kansas City Star
Apr. 26 This piece of the Oscar ceremony went according to script. Nomadland entered the Academy Awards as the front-runner for best picture. After all, it had already won top honors from the Producers Guild and Directors Guild, the BAFTAs and the Golden Globes.
And sure enough, the Oscars top prize Sunday night went to the drama co-produced by Kansas City native Peter Spears, who was raised in Overland Park and graduated from Shawnee Mission South High School.
His fellow producers: Chloé Zhao, who became the first woman of color to win best director, and Frances McDormand, who also won best actress for her role as a woman who makes a new kind of home for herself roaming the American West, doing odd jobs. The other producers were Dan Janvey and Mollye Asher.
Academy Awards ends with a fizzle as Best Actor Anthony Hopkins skips the night
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The 93rd annual Academy Awards were always going to be a bit surreal this year.
The pandemic changed many of the usual rhythms and traditions of the Oscars on Sunday night. There was a glamour-filled red carpet but no onlookers or teams of publicists. There were in-person, mask-less winners but not in the usual order, and the speeches were never drowned out with play-off music.
Compounding the differences this year was a telecast, steered by producers Steven Soderbergh, Jesse Collins and Stacy Sher, that wanted a new look and feel to an often stodgy, persistently unchanging ceremony.